Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

Silver House, mnr .1 1 An aet for a Territorial' road from J.I Just Arrived in the River, DIRECT FE0M NEW YORK, A Card, BACKUS TW ITCH F.I.L would return their sincere Ibiinka to the titi'ons of Oregon City and purroiinding country-fur their liberal piitrnnnge bertrtufont received, and having sold ihnir ent'ro stock in Iradeand good will to Air. Kodinnn Biu-k. I I Yeas Anderson and Wilcox 2. JVuyj Allphin, Avery, Chapman, Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Ferd, Holman, Risdon, Simpson, White and Speaker 13 On motion of Mr. Wilcox the rules were suspended and the bill read a third time, and passed, as follows J'mj-Allphin, Anderson, Avery, Chapman, Cole, Davidson, J)rew, Ford, Holman, Risdon, Simpson, White aud Wilcox 13.

iVuyJ Curry and Speaker 2. On motion of Mr. Wilcox the House took a recess till 13 o'clock this evening. Evsnino Session. The Speaker announced that he had lreaj Andersen.

Avery, Chapman.Cole, Davidson, Drew, Pord, flembree, Holman and Hiadon IO.t-: i JVais Allphin, Curry, White, Wilcox, and Speaker 5. The House here took a recess. Aftbrmoon Session. The Council amendments to tlio appro-prialion bill were adopted. The bill relative to a block for the National Monument was taken up, and Mr.

Drew moved lo strike out the word basaltic." The bill then pnssed. The act relating lo justices of the peace was read a third lime and passed. Mr. Kisdon, from the committee to whom was referred the bill for a Terriioiial road from Jacob Spores' to John Long's, reported the same with an amendment, providing that the expanse shouid be paid out of the Territorial Treasury. The amendment was lost and the bill passed.

On motion of Mr. Simpson, the committee of ihe whole was discharged from the further, consideration of the business be. fore it. The House then proceeded to the consideration Of the hill to Increase the members of the House of Representatives, adding two, one for Marion and one for Linn county. Mr.

Avery moved to amend by striking signed numerous bills. The juint committee oi coniercnce on me bill relating to a Constitutional convention, made a second report to the effect that they had agreed upon certain amendments. The report was adopted. The same report was also adopted in the Council and the hill consequently became a law. We publish it in the appropriate column to-day.

On motion the House adjourned till 5 o'clock to-morrow morning. Wkonesdav, January 21. Mr. Drew offered the following resolution Resolved. That this House hereby lender their ihanks to I lie Chair, In the Chief Clerk and other officers of the House, for the prompt and faithful discharge of their duties during the present session of the Legislative Assembly which was adopted.

House adjourned sine die. For tbu Oregon Its (the Vox Populi's) aentiinents have been of the most beastly kind, and its attacks upon the private character of individuals, would eiamp the authors as cowardly assassins. We appeal to the moral sentiment of the people of Oregon lo the mothers and daughters," iic. Orcgonian. Well, bro.

Dryer," I thought you had hung round the police offices of San Francisco, as a scavenger of local items long enough to learn the tricks nf the trade, yet here you are raising the hue and cry about morality in hopes, 1 suppose, to raise a dust which will hide from public gaze your past life, commencing with the situatiun of a fourth rate bar-tender, thro' all its devious, doubtful and suspected (, changes, to the present hour. If the Ore gonian wishes to be informed, he may hete "distinctly understand that neither Judge; Pratt or Mr. Bush ever wrote or dictated a line for the Vox Populi, though neither of those gentlemen may be disposed to disown it. lint homilies upon morality, accompanied vcjth womanish ap peals coma with a pretty graee from suchjj a source, to go no farther back than even the Oregonian. How lung is it since you' shocked the commonest morality by pub-, lishing, for filthy lucre, a filthy article re-j spewing yuur moral friend May, the Israelite! And when again will you cliaitdy declare for the hundredth lime that "the' progeny was a mule!" Hut really, the1 government horde, (for I suppose the ar-J tide was written by one of them) must be i in a bad way whet) they permit themselves .1 to he lushed into a fury by the souibs and jokes of a little sheet which has served lo amuse sensible people, and has kept the i territory in a grin, with the exception of our whig officials, and llitiir loadies, who seem lo have been grinning out of the olh- er side of their mouths.

Men uf strung er minds than this administration has sent out here would endeavor to join in the laugh. At least they would never publicly whine like a strapped urchin. You should never have made yourselves so ridiculous, gentlemen, if you were so sensitive of ridicule. The Vox operates so beautifully the spark ling assscialion of gentlemen ought lo revive the rare, rich and racy sheet What do -yuu say gentlemen federals, are you willing to contribute anything to pro mote wit and humor." "Laugh and! fultt inftinn the cuifceos of ml Orcon Torrilorv. onr! I tin pwhlto JEL generally, IhJl he has opened tn above nuracd houno in Oregon Ctoy, pleassnllf ftiiusied oft front street, for the ftccorrrmff.

ijniinn of the boarding and traveling eotif munily, and he hopes by strict stttotioa to table, beds, and whatever may eonducs the eomfnrtt of his guests, to merit I lib. share of lher patronage. The Sitter House has been newly Rnished rurnished throughout, and the bedding all entirely new. The labia shall ba furnished with Iho best the market affords, and not stirpuMrd by any in the Territory and lie proprietor will endeavor to employ roost experienced hands to serve up Ilia sHrne. The lUr will always ba fonnd honrrtifully supplied with the most choice liquors and lo this is connected Una howling saloon, for the enjoyment of Ibe idle hours.

Meitls or suppers to be always liad hj calling at the liar. Also, good stnliling and horses for hire, STEl'HEN W. SILVER, Proprieler. Sept. 15, Itfil.

2t'f Just Look this Way. jfcj I HAVE about 8,000 Apple and 1 ,000 Pear Iters, comprising sixty varieties of Lewolling A. Meek'i selection, which ate from 3 to 7 feet high, and whtch will sell for $50,00 per hundred at the nursery, or $60,00, delivered at Salem, and libers! deduction made where ihe person lakes 500 trees. Pear tieos $1,00 a piece. N.

B. All orders, accompanied with cash, promptly attended to. Nurswrv, 11 inilrs cast of Salem, on the Territorial road leading from Oregon City tiie head of the Valley, 32 miles from Oregon Oily. R. C.

GEER. l'roit farm. Marion O. '51. 28tf CHEAP STORE.

MARTIN Jfc BARNES, "ILL kesp constantly en hand at their old stand a complete assort ment of DRV GOOES AND GBOCEBIE, which they will exchange for Country Produce, upon liberal terms. AH persons desiroof obtaining bargains are invited leeall and examine. MARTIN Sl BARNES. Lufnyetle, Yamhill 9 ly' May ltt.il. PKOCL AM ATI OX BY THE OREGON lUILLOC COMPAXY.

the Oregon Milling Conipa- Jfb ny, having had our Flouring Jfij Mills thoroughly repaired, do herchy give public notice dial we are now manufacturing a first rale article of superfine Flour, acknowledged by all to be the best in the Territory, und which we will sell for CiSH extremely rnhctd prices. Our Saw Mills ore constantly running, and we are propared to furnish Lumber in quantities to suit purcluiscrs at the lowest market rates. Mills, O. July 23, '51. lDlf SCHOOL BOOKS Just Eeceived from N.

York. Holman, of Salem, "JIT.OW otferi fot, sale, at 4ow rates, llie best, most complete, and cheapest assortment of school books ever offered in the Territory. Tlio books were selected with great care by very experienced teachers, and are of the kinds now used in the best schools and academies iu the fitates no old or second rate trash among then. Merchants, uachers, and nil wishing to purchase school bouks are invited to call and examine for themselves. Merchants will il rid it for their interest to furnish themselves willi an assortment for schools llieir vicinities.

These books being received direct from New York, can be sold at low rates, and there's enough for all. So send in your orders. Salem, Nov. 21, 1851. IWtf 1 YaniliilTCoBnty r- JOILNL.SCROUGINS, llisl.

Court Attachment. Writ returnable to April term, A 1852. JOHN li. ROGERS. TH defendant in this cause, as well as all other persons iuterrsted, will take notice that John L.

Scroggins, the plaintiff, on the Dili duy of November, A. 1851, sued out of this Court a writ of attachment directed against the goods and chattels, lauds and tenements, rights, credits, of John K. Rogers, defendant for the sum of two hundred and thirty dollars, with in-lerest, at the rate of five percent, per month from and after Ihe second day of February, A. which said wril has been returned served and thnt due proceedings will be had. therein at the ivuit regular term of said court, lo be boldest at Lafayette, in saia couniy, commencing ou uie bucunu Monday of April next, according lo Ihe of the attachment Inw in such cases, made and proviJed December 10th, A.

Attest, AHIO S. WATT, Clerk of Vamhill W'wtriotCwrt. M. I'. Deady, Att'y for plff.

6w3U Oregon Institute. riU Winlarteno of this Institution will 1 commence Monday, Dec. 1, and continue eleven weeks. Rev. Mr.

While has now opened a Boarding Hall, expressly for pupils of the Institute; and all parents who reside at a distunes, wishing to send children here, may feel assured that all pains will be lka lr Mr. White and family, and by the Principal, to ensure-their improvement and comfort. The Institute will continue to furnish a competent and thorough Board or Isstruc-tiom and no olher place will afford better or facilities for obtaining a goo education. Drawing and needle-work will be taogbt the ensuing quarter and a teacher of Instromental Muc is expected short ly to arrive from New I or. 1 ana very superior apparatus vmmn and lectures, free 10 an jos pupn, I at lhc Statesman.

IN THE COUNCIL. Sati'koav, January 17, 1853. Mr Uirrison fioin the committee on ac-Jnls reported eeral STcoomitifio on way and The sentlemaii, from Ihe committee to rooms 11,6 Council, Pi E.S from Mr. Waller, and others. lo the committee on accouls.

Mr lWy introduced a bill lo eatauiisni county seat of D'l county. Kules and Hie bill plated. r. Heady, the hill for Territorial road from 'Salem to Lafayette. wm passed.

t1 The bill for a Territorial Toad from Sa-j lint to Saniiam city passed. the bill eharlerinK a steam or horse (erry on the Willamette river at Portland, The tnll proviuing iur uiniju the reioams ut' ikuu. 5- K. Thurston, late Congress, from Acupoleo, in Mexico, to Oregon, was taken up and passed at follows Jo" Uetiv, Garrison, Hall, Hum-ahrev, Mealv, Waymire, and Lovojoy 7. jVoyi None absent, Lancaster and The bill Territorial road from Columbia river opposite Fort to Uillsbotough was passed.

The bill relating to justices of lliepeaco vu passed. On motion of Mr. Waymire the Council -rairnJ to tlio Hall of the Honso of Hep- Ksmutives to meet the House in joint con-leniion lor the purpose of electing certain Terntonal officers. (See result iu the pro-eeluigs of the House.) Ou motion of Mr. Waymire the bill to aier and daline the eastern boundary of 1mis oounty was passed.

The Council here took a recess. Aftkhnoon Sbssion. vMr. Hall offered 3 protest to the Council memorial praying for an amendment to the law making the offices uf Governor, Judiresand Secretary, elective. -The Pres- jdnii decided that according in the rules of Ike Council, it could not be entered upon Ike journals, as Mr.

HalUiad'giveu no notice of his. intention to protest. Mr. Wavmin moved postpone the miner till iMouday. Lost.

Mr Itall thenappealed from the decision of ihe cliair, but the chair was sustained as fellows Yeas Deady, Garrison, Humphrey, Uoiv and Wovruire 5. Hall. "Yhe.Council went into committee of the whole on the biil to provide for the takin of the census, and after an animated discussion, participated in by Messrs. Love-ior. Deady, Waymire and Humphrey, the Wl was reported amended wliiueupoii the Council adjourned.

Monday, January 10. Mr. Deady introduced a bill amend uory if the law regulating writs of attachment. Mr. Waymire introluced a bill to pro-rids a block for the National Monument.

Holes suspended, blanks filled and bill An act for assessing and collecting ler riiorial revenue was read and passed. Ihe resolution requesting me ourreyor usnerai to ascenam ntui tnv is uregnn or osiuunua, a i-u G. jVavs 1. llousu bill makinj! sppropriattons for the neewNsef llie l8isliiv Assarolily was, USceu up. Mr.

W.ivmirfi ottered tlm t'ol-Winj amendment At Ihe end of the 1st seetion add, and the sum of $7,000. lot the paymmit of members and officers ol the present licsialative Assembly. AJnpled. Mr. Deady offered tha following: amendment: After the word appropriated in insert, out of any funds appropriated by Congress to defray the expenses of the Assembly, the priming of Ihe hws, 3nd oilier incidental Ailopted.

The hill was then passed. The bill empowering county commis-sionurs to establish election precincts in their respective counties, was passed. The House bill for the Teiriiori.il road from Winchester in Douslas county to the somh line of the Territory, at or near Shaia Hole Citv. was passed. The bill to aulhorixe clerks of elections in unorganized counties to make retorns ol eleslions to the nearest organized couniies, wis read a first and secood times, and on molion of Mr.

Garrison was. ordered lo be reid a third time to-inorrnw. The House bill to legalize the subsenp-lion of IO00 to lire Yamhill Uridije Co. was read and ordered to be read a third lime to-morrow. The bill concerning: the survey of county roads was passed.

Hucse bill relative to forming a State Constitution was read. The Council here took aecess. Afternoon Session. The resolution respeciius the survey Umpqua river and -Aquina liay was passed, bill Id lDgotporalU Ui I'mp'iuu, Hogue and Klamath rivets BudjeCo. was also passed.

The bill respeclin; writs of attachment was passed. Yeas 5, Nays I. The House bill relative lo the joint Councilman was, on motion of Mr. Waymire, wiiered lo a third reading to-morrow. The bill providing for takin; the census of the inhabitants of Orejron with reference to a re-apportionment of members of the Legislative Assembly, was taken up and lost as loll'iws Yeas Deadv.Lovcjoy and Waymire-3.

A'liys Garrison, Humphrey, Mealy and Mr. I'reiident 4. The Council resolved itself into a com- mittee of the whole on Ihe bill to provide for printing the laws and journals, tie. The bill was subsequenlly repoited and used. Adjourned.

Tuksday, January 20. An act to provide for the holding of a convention to frame a State Constitution, a read a 2nd time. On motion of Mr. Deady said bill was referred to the committee of the whole. An act for a Territorial road from Jacob Spores' in Linn county to John Long's in boipqua county, was read.

On motion of Mr. Humphrey the bill was telerred to committee of the whole. An act to allot and apportion the mem- Ktsof the Council now allotted to ine eouoties of Marion and Clackamas jointly, b) the counties of liinoaua. Douglas and Jackson, was read a third time, and the uestion being, shall the bill pass! the Jew nays were demanded, and resulted follows Yfat Deady, Garrison, Humphrey, Lfitfjoy, Mealey and Waymire 0. Any President 1.

Absent Hall. Ao act to authorizs the clerks of eleo-'ions in unorganized counties to make returns of elections to the nearest organized Wanly, was read a third time aud naasod. legislative-Assembly of Oregon for in i I I i i i I I I i i i i i i i Doak's fairy, on Willametle river, in Polk' county, to Marvsvle in Itcnlon county, was read a third time and passed, On motion uf Mr. ilatnson, the Council: resolved itself into committee of the and after sometime spent therein the committee rose and reported the bill to provide the call of a convention to frames State i Constitution with sundry amendments, which report was accepted. f' On motion Council adjourned till 2 p.

m. Aftkhnoon Session. An act tiv amend an act to locate a Territorial road from Astoria to the Willamette valley, was passed. On motion of Mr. Humphrey an act to allot and apportion the member now allotted to the comities of Huntnn, Umpiiua and part of Lano jointly, to the counties of.

llenton and i.ane, was taken up and read a third lime and passed. An act for a Territorial road from Spores' Lane county, to J. Lome's in Umpqua county, was rend 3d time and passed. An act to nmend an act untitled an act to regulate the Treasury department was read tiinn and passed. On motion Council took a recess till 8 P.

M. EvFNINr. SESSION. Mr. Mealy offered the following resolution Rsalved the Counril, That Ihe Presi dent of the Council as presiding oflicer nf this bony, with the other olheers ot this House, are entitled lo the thanks Of the Council for the impartial and faithful dis charge at their several duties.

Adopted. Council adjourned till 8 a. m. to morrow. Wkdnesday, January 21.

Mr. aynuie onured the billowing reso lution, which was adopted without a dis senting voice Resolved, That our Delegate in Congress be requested to present the fact immediate-1 Iv to the Congress of the United 'that the Secretary of this Territory refuses to pay the members ot the Legislative As Isenibly.or any of the expenses incidental to the present session ot said Assembly, and that it is feared the Secretory has not the muney wherewith lo meeljsuch expenses, it being loaned out or otherwise disposed of. On motion of Mr. Deady, the Clerk was directed lo inform the House that they are now teudy to adjourn. On motion adjourned sine die.

IN THE HOUSE. Saturday, January 17, 1R53. The following bills were read a third time and passed. The bill providing for saking the census of the inhabitanlsof Oregon ihe bill to alter and define the eastern boundary of Lewis county and Council bill exempting the wife's portion of the land claim donated by Congress, from lia- biliiies of the husband. Mr.

Drew offered the following resolution Resolved, That nur Delegate in Confess be and hereby is requested to exert his in- Alienee with the Congress of the United States to have the law, pissed at its last session, making Seottaville, on Umpqua tiver, the puit uf emry for the district of lunpqua, so amended tint Umpqua city, near the mouth of the Umpqua river, may be in de the port of entry for said district of Umpqua. On motion of Mr. Wilcox the resolution was adopted. The two Houses met in joint convention for the election of a Terriioiial Printer and tK0 itM.Min AiWtnejs. 1'h.

persons weie chosen lerrltutial I'nnler, Asiliel ltusli. ti Prosecuting Attorney for the 1st and 2nd districts, U. P. Boise, of Washington ,4 county. I'roseontinsr Attorney for the 3d judicial district, Col.

Lhey ol Tiiurstou cuunty. Mr. Curry ottered the following resolu-j lion lltsolvcd. That the Surveyor General for the Terrilorv of Oregon lie and he is hare-; by requested to take such measures, and i make such observations as may be deetned necessary by him, at as early a day as pos-1 sibie, to ascertain whether Ihe town known by the name of Shasta liute City, is in Oregon Territory. Also, I hat the point onj ihe road leadins from Oiegon lo Caiilornia where the parallel of 43 deg.

of north lali-j lude crosses the same, be marked and established. And that he puhlUh the result of such observations in the Territorial pa-1 per, as soon thereafter as may be provtd-i ed, however, lliat the expenses of said undertaking shall not exr-eed three hundred dollars, which sum of $300 be and hereby is appropriated fur this purpose nut of any Jinoney in the Terriioiial Treasury not oth-lerwise appropriated. Kules suspended and passed. The Council bill to establish the county of Douglas county was passed, i Mr. Chapman introduced a bill lo incor- potaie tne aleiu i.iterary Society.

Adjourned. Aftsrnoon Skssion. Mr. Drew inlroduoed a bill to authorize and empower the boards of county commissioners lo locate election precincts iu thetr I respective couniies. i Rules susoended and bill passed.

Mr. Drew presented the petition of A. J. i Scott and 47 oUiess, for a lenilonal road y. frum Jacob Spores' in Lane county, to John LoniTsjn Uuiiiqua couiuy Ueferred to a committee consisting of Messrs.

Drew, Chapman and IMvidson. Air. -Drew, from the commillee reported a bill in conformity to Ihe petition. Read once, and on molion of Mr. Risdon referred to committee consisting of Messrs.

Uisdon, Drew and While. The bill fur a Territorial road from! Dook's furry lo Marysville was passed. Mr. llisdon iiilruduced a bill for a Terri-i lorial road from Winchester lo the south line of Uiia Territory, at or near bhasta Bote City. Kules suspended bill passed.

Adjourned. Mondav, January 19, 1853. Mr. Wilcox, from commillee on Ways and Means, reported a bill making appropriations for the Legislative Assembly. Kules suspended and bill passed.

Mr. Ford, from the committee on Roads and Highways, to which was referred the bill concerning the survey of county roads, reported the same amended. The amendments were adopted and the bill passed. Mr. Hembree introduced a bill lo (egahie the subscription uf 1000 lo the Yamhill Bridge Co.

Rules suspended and oni passeu. Mr Draw introduced a bill to empower i the clerKs ol elections uuuig'uiw ties lo make returns lo the nearest organu ed couniies. Rules suspended and bill passed. The bill providing for a convention to form a Stale Constitution was taken up, the blanks filled, and the bill passed as fol lows Yeas Allphin, Anderson, Avery, Chapman, Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Ford, Holman, Kisdon White, and Speaker 13. Nays Hembree and Wilcox 2.

Absent McSween, Simpson, and Bishop 3. The bill transferring the joint Councilman from Marion and Clackamas counties to Umpqua, was ukeu up and passed as follows: i 8, ii AND for pule by the subscribers, at vni'y1 n-fifonnhle pricon, a general ast.ort-1 n.ptit ttf embracing, among many! hers, the following nrtinlcs i Throe complete sett of carpenter's A t'irge buy pr, uiid uliotxt of all descriptions, Chain Furniture ulniirs, cots and tmitlro8.es( Crockery, i -Firs irons, Piirlnr and cooking stovos, a targe assortment, One set stone cult en tool complete, Prints and domestics, Ready-nuide clothing, Groceries, Tobacco and cigars, Clover nnd timothy seeds, Horse shoes and horsc-sline itniU, Swedish iron steel, and crow bars, Carpeting, Dried apples of the very best qunlhy, Wall paper and bordering, Hat, Very superior, Mill saws, Itcsides, on hand largo supply of syrup uud salt, at low rntes. ALLAN, McKIXLAY CO. Oregon City, Dec. JiO, '51.

4vv40 GEO. SXELL (Laic Hooper, Sncll 1 WBOiBSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN lirnss, Mediriucs, Chcinicnls, Snrcical ln-tilinienls, llrosbes, lye St nils, Drncsiitt' Glass Mare, l'erlii-mery. Window Gloss, Taints, Ac. Comer of Front and Washington Streets, rOKTLAND, O. Orders solicited and proinplly altended lo I Oct.

14, 1851. 30lf P'AIF, PLEATS FOOT jusl ree'd by G. W. SKEI.L CO. I'orlland Oct.

13, SOlf BRISTOL OR HATH BRICKS, at G. W. SIS ELL fit Pnrtlnnd, Oct 14, 1851. 30tf S' TRVCI1MNE for sale bv G. YV.

Portland, Oct, 13, 1851.. 30tf lust lEercived lv F.Xrrss. ceo. 'aheunethy CO. Oregon City, On.

H7, 1H51. 3-2 if Law Partnership, HIE undersigned, having formi'd a co partnership under the lirin'ot tiunnueii lioise, will attend to any protusiiuiinl husiiiuBs in -this Tijrrilury, as Altornies and Coiinscliirs at Law, tiulicitors in Chancery, Proctors in Courts ot Admiralty and 1'ro- U1UU) Bn( us Conveyancers. A. CAMPHELL, II. P.

HOIriC. Nov. 1, ISfH. 37lf Dr. S.

L.GROW, RESPECTFULLY tenders his profes-fionul services lo the citizens of Sun-tiam City and surrounding vicinity. ilv strictly Teardinir the wnuts of the mi-fiirtuuute he hopes lo merit a share of public confidence. Calls from the country promptly answer- ed. Ulltoe in Mr. Mini I ftliller store.

Santiain City, Nov. Slh, Idol, 3ui35 8AM COI.VEn. T. THOMPSON. Notice to Bliners, -SAW.

COLVR T. TIIOMTSON 1 A-VK chums in Kojrue river vnl- Jt JL ley; tiiglit rriileR Irorn li6 Willow pritts here they will take charge of all muck lull in their enre by Miners und Tra ders, on tnu lollnwing terms or horiies or mule nur niontti Seooli head per wfek, ml cla, eavu liend. For cattle, per J-2 cents each hnud. Bi'iiig tfitunted in the fiiiesf prtrf of hts vti! ley fur grnzing, they respectfully solicit a nhure of the public patronnge. They hnve Inrge correl well supplied with running water aud packers qnnrtvjrs.

Iroviamns; alio groceries eousiaiiuv on oiiiiu unu iur; Beef, wholesale or retail. REFERENCES. JACOB BPOIiEiJ, Forks of the E1.1AS IS1UGGS. 5 lldlnmctle. SMITH AK1NS, Vmpuva Ferry.

Jan 2, 180'J. Ginl2 Administrator's Notice, NOTICE is hereby given tliat letters of ndniiniBtraliun, bearing date Dec. 22, been jinwued by the l'robote Court of Mnr ton in Orrgon Trri-i tory, on the intesttitn nstate of F. R. Hunt, (tucuased, latu of said Murion County All persona linving cluiins against ftaid ure called upon to present lie same within one year from llie date of the letters ol ad ministration or they may be barred.

And aU persona indebted to said estate ore call-! ed to nrike immediate payment, JUSEm ClIlHCHlLL. -Administrator. Dec. 2.1ft"W. 4iwr3 Groceries and Provisions, fffWE-ttmlersietieil bavin" recently uur- JL chased the very desirable stock goods owned by Wm.

C. Dement, has same for sale, und no mistake. Mow. JUr. Uone and Sinew of the country, if you don't believe this grave and solemn state-1 tnent, wby, lust give me a fait und in convince you that 1 am not inKing.

rj. is. OiUttu. Oregon City, Nov. 10, 1851.

34tf DENTISTRY. Dr. E. II. CRIFFn, SURGEON DENTIST, OFFERS his Professional services to the' inhabitants of Portland and vicinity.

Filling, cleansing and ei'racting executed in the most durable manner. Artificial leelh inserted ou gold plate and made useful for ealiug. Pivot leelh inserted with wooden pivots, Or gold and wood combined. All operations i ice bis residence. Nov.

24, 1851.. '3Urf N. B. Ladies from the country can be provided for in my family while being ope-raled E. II.

ORIFFI.N. And Boot Shoe Making. WANTED a good Harness maker, and also a good Boot and Shoe maker. Apply to the undersigned atl'arkerivillo, Marion cuuiay. ItENJASfltf SIMPSON.

IS. Simpson, m. Simpson and David Simpson HAVU -formed a copartnership in tbei Easiness, twelve miles east of Salem, and will keep on hand a oonsunt suppfy Dry-Goods and Groceries, such as the Country needs. They would so- licit a portion of public patronage. jWariuii Cuunty, April ISol, 5-lf his ia erftl and is the I a the to of at in would respectfully solicit lor nun Ibe patronnge heretofore-given them-.

GEO. 11, TW1TC1I1.I.L. Oregon City, Jan. 185ii. 8w43 Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE fnm known as Backus XwitciieU ia tliis day by Hindi il consent. ML'f a 1 II a i-'Ufsi GUO. II. TWICHEI.I.. Oregon City, Jim.

21, 1352. Iiw45 GEORGE T. ALIAS. A RC U. WCKI SLAT.

THOMAS LOW E. Allan, JIcKiniJty General Commission Merchants, Attn Wholesale and Retail Dealers in nilY-CUuDS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Orcgou City, O. TV Dec. SO, 1851. 1) 40: TILFORD.

S. B. MAUVE. TILFORD dc MARYE, ATTORNIES AT LAW, AND Solicitors in Chancery, PORTLAND, 0. T.

Dec. 1, 151. 37tl BUY where you can buy and you won'tslop short of JOHN WAV-; MUlt'S store. He lias a large assortment: of Pry Goods, Groceries, Bonis and Shoes, Tin Warn, for which be i in debt, and is compelled to sell cheaper, for cash, and pay liighov tor Mutter, incnso, f.ggs, kc than any oihor person in this county. Blount Pleasant, Polk Jan.

19, 1852. 4M 6,000 Pounds of Bacon FOR sale by ibe subscribers at their mills on the Kickreal, Polk county. NfcfMmi OWEN. Dec. 29, 1851.

44tf THF undersigned will expose to-pnhlic fin to, at the Ule residence of William E. Larkins, deennsed, on the lTpper Alolal prftine, on Saturday, the 7tlro( next the personnl estnte of said rlecetif-id, consisting of work oxen nnd beef cuttle, young cuttle, mlich cows, niuik: nnd c'ohe, stock hoR, Olio carriage, tlirt e- hundred In. she Is of whoat, bacon, fnnnin-mill, car penter tools, and various oilier numerous to mention. Terms ni tides too. emonihs crudit on approved security.

Sale to coin rnence at in, A. M. JtKNJ. I). JACKSON, Atlm'r.

Jan. 20, 1S52. ilw Notice 18 hernbv given that Irtlors of ndminis-trntiori. boarinj: ilnle Jim. 15, have been grunted by thf Priibuie Joort ofClnck-amtts the intestate ostnte of W'm.

E. l.nrkindfinctiHed. Inlc of nn'id countv of Clackamas. All persons having demands 1 1 ii2ainsl said csiuto are. hereby notified toil present Ihesnnie within the time prescribed Itu Inw All m.rminii itidnllled In naid es- .1 il.D line will iieuwe ijtnc a.tu i.w same immediiitely.

liENJ. li. JACKSO.N; Mm'r. Jan. 20, 1852.

3w- NoUce. ri'tHlSis to warn all persons from pu chasins any note or noire of hand giv- on by me in fuvor ot Lttnuvl iinM, ns me siime Itavn hftftn nimiined through fraud and fW.ienltiifi. unit will nut be nairl. JOHN LEASt'llE. Jan.

3, 1852. 3w44 Notice. m.T eh TOTICE is herebv kivsii, that letters udlninislrution, with the will auunxed, bearing dale January 15, 1H52, have been zranted by the Prnbulo Court, of Marion County, in Oregon Territory, on the estate! nf Andre Chaliliiux, lnlo of said county of, Marion. All persons having claims ngninst mild estate are called udoii In nrescnt the I letters oi aummisirauon, me, muy barred. And all persons indebted to said estate re called upon to make immediate; pay men t.

CATHARINE R. CIIAI.IFAUX, Jan. 15, Wbi. S44 Newell Express. EXPRESS will be dis.

jt XI pu patched daily between PORTIAXI) AM OliECCS CITY, PER STEAMERS WASHINGTON ANO 'EAGLE. Also, from Portland and Oregon City TO SALEM, MAKYSVILLE, AND OTHI.R TOWNS ON THE RIVER, By every trip of the Stenmcrs Mnltno-. liuih und Cuneiuuh, Coonontintf; snini-inontlilv, wltlilho Mail Steamer Willamette. for California nnd the Atlantic Stales. A.

UROWN, Ag't, Portland. Portland, Jan. 13, 1852. C. G.

BIRDSEYE, Wholesale ine Mcrcliaiit, P0KTLAKD, 0. T. All kinds of Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, in desiruble packages for Slcnmers, Hotels, Keslnuraiits. private use and dealers generally. Also, dried and preserved Fruits, Nuts, Spices, Scgars, Tobacco, ccc.

N. I). Purchasers will find all goods from this establishment to be what they are represented on the labels. Sept. 0, ibui, 25tf Storeage and Forwarding.

IHE underlined ia prepared t6 reeeii his Wharf Bout all goods or freight directed to his care, and to forward the same, if required. Charges are as follows t. For receiving freight and resting the same less time than one week, $1,00 per ton. For more than a week and less time than one woek. A 1.50 nor ton.

drain, per bushel, ouu cout per week, orj two cents per month. i No charge it Irolglit is laKnn oirocuy hrough the boat. JOS. HOLMAN. Saleui, tlec.

leoi. own Call and See us! HIE undersigned have and will keep conslantlv on hand an -Assortment ol Keadr Made Clothing, Drv Goods and Gro ceries, which they will aell for cash or exchange for Country Produce. We thank the public fur the liberal patronage heretofore extended lo us. JOSHUA SHAW, A. R.

SHAW. Cincinnati, June 21, 1B5L 14-if 1 i 1 1 i i out the word two" and insert ''one." A division of tlio question being called for. the motion to strike out the word two" prevailed. The question being on the insertion of the word one," Mr. Curry moved lo amend by inserting four'1 in stead of one." lost.

The motion to insert one then prevailed. Mr. Avnry moved further to'Jtmend by striking out the words county of Linn." Lost, by tie vote, as follows Yeas Avery, Chapman, Cole, Davidson, Drew, Ford, Uisdon, and Simpson 8. Nays Allphin, Anderson, Curry, Hem-bree, Holman, While, Wilcox and Speaker 8. Mr.

Curry moved the indefinite postponement of the bill. Lost. Yeas 8, nays members voiing as before. Mr. White moved to amend by Btriking out the words" one of whom," and insert which" in lieu -thereof.

Lost. The question then being on the final passage of the bill it was decided in the negative, as follows Yeas Avery, Chapman, Cole, Davidson, Drow, Ford, Risdon and Simpson 8. Nam Allphin, Anderson. Curry. Hem-bree, Holman, White, Wilcox and Speaker 8.

Council hill relative to writs uf attachment was taken up and passed. The bill to create the office of commissioner to control and sell the lands donated bv Congress for the purpose nf founding a University (the Oregon City claim) was taken up. Mr. Curry moved to str the words for the lime being." Lost. The bill was then parsed as follows Yeas Allphin, Anderson, Avery, Chapman, Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Ford, Holman, Itisdon, Simpson, While, Wilcox and Speaker: 15..

iVov Hembree 1. Mr. Avery effered the following resolution. Resolved, the Council concurring herein, that the House of Representatives proceed, by joint ballot, on the 20th of Ibis mouth, to elect a University land couonissiouer. Said resolution was decided to be out nf order under a resolution adorned oil the I i i inai no new husiiicws iiru'iir- i i i mn mini ni'luui stioiiliL.Ji.

ml mil aliern o'clock m. this ihe decision ol (ie cnajr wjs apnealed from, hill ihe chair wa6 SU3taiiirdr Veas 10, nays (i. Adjourned. Tlmdvy, Janit.tov 20. Mr.

Wilcox, from committee on Ways and Means, reported sundry accounts al lowed. Kepurt adpoied. I Mr. While moved to reconsider the vote on the bill lo increase the number of members of Iho House of Representatives. The motion was carried as follows Yeas Allphin, Avery, Chapman, Cole, Davidson, Drew, nunpson and hue jViiJ Curry, rord, Hembree, tlolman, Wilcox and Speaker 7.

Mr. Cuny called tur the previous iies- tion, which call was sustained, ine question being on the final passage of the bill it was lost, as follows ens Avery, Chapman, Cole, Itavul-son. Simpson and While 0. A'avs Allphin, Anderson, Curry, Drew, Hembree, 'Holman, Wilcox and Sneaker 0. The Council bill to attach the counties of Marion, Linn, Lane, Douglas and Jackson lo the 2nd judicial district, was taken up.

Mr. Ford moved to strike out Mariun, Linn and Lane." Lost, as follows. Vein Allphin, Ford, Hembree and Hol man 1. iVays Anderson, Avery, Chapman.Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Simpson, White, Wilcox and Speaker 11. The question recurring on the final passage of the bill it was passed, as follows leas Anderson, Avery, Chapman.Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Simpson, White, Wilcox and Speaker 11.

Nays Allphin, Turd, Hembree and Holman--4. The following bills were read and passed. Tim bill to exemnt the wile's portion ot Ihe land claim, from the liabilities of ihe hosbaml. i The hill to establish the Uregon Acau- An act to incorporate tne oaiera uenevu-ient Association. The ilouse took a recess.

Aftbknoon Skssion. Mr. Curry oll'ered the following resolution Resolved, That the thanks of the members of this House are hereby tendered to Wm. M. Kins, lor the prompt and faithful discharge of his duties as Speaker.

On motion the resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr. Wilcox offered the following resolu- Resahed, Tbat'-B. F. Harding be instructed to take charge of the furniture and other property used by this House and safely preserve the tame.

Adopted. The bill relative to a Constitutional convention was received from the Cnuncil amended. The House refused lo concur in the first amendment, and conourred in the second. The Council refused to recede from its amendment, and the committee of conference could not agree so the bill was lost. The Cuuncil bill lo allot the Councilman in allotted to the couniies of Benton, Ilmnnua and tart ol La.ne, jointly to tne mm i ttm of llenton aud Lane, was taken up.

Mr. Wilcox moved to sume out uie rd Henton and Lane" and insert Marion and Clackamas." tu una lost as follows Yeas Allphin, White, Wil cox and Speaker 5. Naip Avery, Chapman, Cole, Curry, Davidson, Drew, Fold, Holman, Kisdon and Simpson 10. Mr. Cole moved to strike out Benton and Lane" anJ insert Hillsborough precinct.

Washington county." Lost, as fol- Iowa 1 i grow fut seems lo be out of your line within ono year from the date of the I business, so 1 sunuose vou won shell out liberaHy. One of 'Em. Cokbection. In our list of members of the Legislative Assembly, Mr.Cole, of Benton, was staled to have been bom in 1827 it should have been 18-Mi. in? Old Oregonian will appear next week.

MARRIED. On the 11 ill by llov. R. Robe, Mr. Cuaklks B.

Swkxt and Mirfl Catharikk McUee, all of Lane county, T. Also, at Ihe same time and place, by Ihe same, Mr. Geonoa and miss acv Ann McISfe. On the lllh at the house or Solomon Emerick, by Milton Tuttle, Mr. Thomas Kihsev, or Yamhill and Miss JiNE Zacukrv, of Washington tounty.

Paper for Sale. A QUANTITY of papr, aunaoic lor oo t.v, 10 X- prioting nowpii. Inquira at Ihe Biatesnmn mco. Jan. 24, 1853.

45tf T. IflcF. Patton, Attorney and Counselor at Law soncrroE is chanceey, Having located permanently in Salem, will practice his profession in the different courts of Oregon. Orrtcs in Newell Sl Eip. Office, 8ALE.V, O.T.

Jan. 20, 1852. 45lf Notice, WHEREAS my wife, Amy, has left my bed and board without any just 3ju or provocation, and run away with one James Razor, I furbid anil forewarn all persons from trusting or harboring her on my account, as I will be no loogor accountable for anv of her debts or contracts from litis date. ISAAC WYATT. Marion Jan.

17, 3w4u. fit paniod with experiments, will bs given lo the classes in Chemistry and Natural I- TiaMS. Tuition in Primary Division, pr. qr. 4,001 csdeiaic 6,00 1 Board, per week, 3,50 lo 4,00 r.

o. uui ir.McipfH. Salem, Sov. 14. 1851.

36lf To -1ter l1rslMlieri. flllE eulucribers. have got their new M-1 louring AT III id operation, and arepfe-pand tetlsnVish as goorl an arucle of Boar as is lunuftifa or sold ia Oresoo, at the low est market rales. 'And as Saleui affords the opportunity for xnjners to procure alt llie articles needed for an outfit to the mines as low as they cun be procured elsewhere: and the road through Salem from Oregon City to the mines, is at leat thirty anil UlUch tlllflr tllttH that Oil the western side of the Willamet river, we hope thai miners will favor us with a libe- ral abare of patronage. iff Salem, AUJ(.

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